Dogs can benefit from physio & rehabilitation after injury, illness, surgery, weight gain & loss of fitness, just like us. Competition or working dogs may also find regular physio useful to optimise performance
Common signs of pain or injury:
Lameness or 'limping', stiffness, hopping
Reluctance to go on walks or play
Difficulty getting up from sitting or lying
Difficulty going up/down stairs
Struggling to jump up/down from cars or furniture
Falling, tripping or losing balance
Snapping, growling or crying when touched
Excessive licking or chewing of a limb
Behaving differently e.g. unusual dislike to being touched or groomed, reactive or avoidant with other dogs or people, aggressive, anxious, quiet, withdrawn, low energy levels, appearing ‘lazy’
4 Point Physio may be able to help your dog with the following problems:
Bone, muscle, tendon or ligament injuries
Joint problems e.g. arthritis, swelling, stiffness
Hip & elbow dysplasia
Recovery after surgery e.g. cruciate ligament procedures (TPLO/TTA), patella luxation, spinal procedures, fracture repairs, joint replacements
Wounds, burns & scar tissue
Neurological conditions e.g. spinal/disc problems (IVDD), nerve injuries, FCE, stroke, brain injuries, myelopathies (DM), neuropathies, vestibular dysfunction
Weight gain or obesity
Reduced fitness & athletic performance in sporting or working dogs
Reduced mobility in elderly dogs
4 Point Physio provides tailored treatment plans to help relieve pain, restore function & recover quality of life, using various tools:
Soft tissue massage & release
Joint mobilisations
Exercise rehabilitation targeting range of movement, strength, stability & coordination
Electrotherapy, including Laser
Owner education & advice
Prices:
Initial assessment including treatment £68 (50 mins)
Follow up treatment £62 (40 mins)










